New Release: Order of the Centurion
The Galaxy’s Edge equivalent to the Medal of Honor.
If you’ve read the main Galaxy’s Edge series, you know that a lot is made out of the Order of the Centurion. It’s not just given out to just anybody (most of the time, *cough* Points *cough*).
So what if we started a series of stand-alones that each told the story about a time the Order of the Centurion was awarded?
And what if it was written with some seriously talented sci-fi writers like Jonathan Yanez, Richard Fox, Josh Hayes, Scott Moon, & J.R. Handley?
The answer became Order of the Centurion.
The Order of the Centurion MedalI hope you’ll enjoy it. And if you liked Legionnaire, this is right up your line of fire.
From the book description:
A PRICE PAID IN BLOOD
“The Order of the Centurion is the highest award that can be bestowed upon an individual serving in, or with, the Legion. When such an individual displays exceptional valor in action against an enemy force, and uncommon loyalty and devotion to the Legion and its legionnaires, refusing to abandon post, mission, or brothers, even unto death, the Legion dutifully recognizes such courage with this award.”
Tired of sitting out the war on Psydon in a mobile office hab, Legion Lieutenant Washam agrees to undertake a covert and unsanctioned mission with a band of Republic Recon Marines. Inserted deep behind enemy lines, the strike force uncovers a surprise key to ending a bitter war. Now they must navigate a hostile jungle teeming with murderous alien rebels, pushing themselves to the limits of their abilities, to get this vital intel to Legion Command–if they can survive that long.
THE ORDER OF THE CENTURION is an all-new series of stand-alone military science fiction thrillers set in the GALAXY’S EDGE universe, ranging from the Savage Wars to the arrival of the Black Fleet. Each book features the legendary heroes of the Legion who forgot nothing in their earning of the Legion’s highest honor.
Get your copy today!
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Thanks I enjoyed it. Probably because of the timing as I had just finished the "main series" as far as it was published, so the loop back to the character came rather timely.
